Photography

The Japanese invasion of China, the D-day landings, the founding of Israel – no war was too small for Capa, no battlefield too bloody

Tech giants want our lives to become more efficient than ever, and film photography represents the exact opposite of what they preach

As the 80th anniversary of the end of World War Two approaches, Leipzig's Capa House offers an urgent reminder about the origins of fascism

The photographer’s images command attention – whether capturing the fiery passion of an activist rallying a crowd or the powerful, expressive gaze of a lone protester

Mette Tronvoll’s images of a remote island over several years capture the beauty of a dance with time

A new film celebrates Martin Parr, recorder of the mischief and tenderness of British working class life

With his work for the fashion brand, the late photographer and art director Oliviero Toscani took the trangressive mainstream

Intimate stories and unbreakable bonds in an exhibition of portraits that dig deep into our European ways of life and death

Photographer Andrew McConnell set out to record cosmonauts in Kazakhstan – but found the local people infinitely more fascinating

At a glitzy Paris art fair, a dose of reality from eight photographers who have something to say about the world

Two stunning exhibitions at the Helmut Newton Foundation celebrate the great photographer and the city he escaped from

The photographer’s extraordinary images of ordinary lives get a new showing in her centenary year

The French photographer took half a million pictures in his life. It took only one to restore his reputation and bring him wealth and controversy

Photographer Christoph Irrgang returns to the sites where masterpieces were painted to see how much they have changed

The Italian photographer who captured the magic in the everyday

The photographer used his camera and the city of lights as a doorway to poetry

It’s time for a long exposure for the avant-garde Bauhaus photographer

A new novel that reimagines art’s most toxic relationship and reintroduces the photographer and artist’s legacy to the world

A new exhibition of the Italian photographer’s work captures the glamour of postwar Italian film

How tragedy turned photojournalist Ernst Scheidegger into a recorder of Dalí, Giacometti and more

Provocative and dramatic work from Turkey is among the highlights of this year’s Photo London

Photographer Polly Braden has spent two years following the lives of Ukrainian women and children displaced by Putin’s invasion

Photographic chronicles of the everyday, inspired by Nobel winner Annie Ernaux

A new exhibition of Hetherington’s greatest photographs is not of guns and bombs – but of the men who use them

Colour photography pioneer Ernst Haas created a new iconography for the city by blurring the space between art and photojournalism

Richard Ansett’s photograph of the artist at Beachy Head sums up Brexit in a single shot

The refugee, who became an acclaimed photographer, had a lifelong fascination with outsiders

Over the course of a year, a couple created a bracing, bizarre series of Polaroids taken in the bars of the Dutch capital

Ivor Prickett’s photographs capture not just the horror of conflict but also the tender moments, the tedium and the weary suffering

The German was behind some of the greatest war images ever taken by some of the best news photographers ever to wield a Leica

After a brutal clampdown on their freedom, Iranian photographers have had to find new ways to express themselves

Anne de Henning left a career in Paris fashion to become a photo-journalist – and ended up recording ‘history in the making’ at the birth of Bangladesh